PKS: The What and How of Enterprise-Grade Kubernetes
summary
Pivotal Container Service delivers BOSH-managed Kubernetes as a commercialized Kubo release (open source, donated to the Cloud Foundry Foundation) and automates day‑2 ops: upgrades, scaling, healing and multi‑AZ masters/workers. It bundles Harbor image registry with vulnerability scanning, a GCP service broker for service bind semantics, and NSX‑T network isolation for per‑namespace subnets, dynamic load balancers and multi‑tenant policies. The team positions PKS to move more of the remaining ~90% of non‑PAS workloads onto containers and stateful sets with persistent volumes.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and speakers
- 1:08Why PKS exists
- 8:52PKS architecture overview
- 14:27What PKS delivers
- 23:14PKS technical deep dive
- 34:13Day-to-day operations with PKS
- 40:16Networking and multi-tenancy
- 54:13PKS vs PAS comparison
- 1:08:52Q&A session
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